Frequently asked questions about LexFlow

LexFlow uses encrypted storage, TLS in transit, workspace isolation, password hashing, two-factor authentication and an audit log. The Security page lists the controls that are in place today.

Anytime — upgrade or downgrade right from settings, billed accordingly.

Draft documents, analyze uploaded files and answer about your case — legal tasks only.

Yes. Clients see their cases, documents and invoices and chat with you securely.

Yes. The interface is available in 13 languages: English, Russian, Tajik, Spanish, Uzbek, German, Turkish, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Ukrainian, Persian and Arabic.

Your subscription stays active until the end of the period you've paid for. Nothing is deleted when it ends — your clients, cases and documents stay in your workspace.

LexFlow can prepare drafts and suggestions, but legally or financially meaningful records are designed to stop for review and confirmation before they are sent or treated as final.

Coverage depends on the court source and jurisdiction. Sources: CourtListener/RECAP, PACER and LexFlow court mail. Rule sets: federal courts (FRCP/FRAP), New York, California, Texas, Florida and Illinois. Anything else stays manual. We do not treat an unsupported jurisdiction as if it were covered.

For early firms, we can help set up a limited set of active matters first. Write to us through the contact form and bring one real matter.

LexFlow works in the browser on your phone. A native app has not been published yet.